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SECONDARY MATH I // MODULE 2 LINEAR & EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS Mathematics Vision Project Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution CC BY 4.0 mathematicsvisionproject.org 2.4 READY Topic: Comparing arithmetic and geometric sequences. The first and fifth terms of a sequence are given. Fill in the missing numbers if it is an arithmetic sequence. Then fill in the numbers if it is a geometric sequence. Example: Arithmetic 4 84 164 244 324 Geometric 4 12 36 108 324 1. Arithmetic 3 48 Geometric 3 48 2. Arithmetic B6250 B10 Geometric B6250 B10 3. Arithmetic B12 B0.75 Geometric B12 B0.75 SET Topic: Distinguishing specifics between sequences and linear or exponential functions. Answer the questions below with respect to the relationship between sequences and the larger families of functions. 4. If a relationship is modeled with a continuous function which of the domain choices is a possibility? A. ! | ! !, ! 0 B. ! | ! ! C. ! | ! !, ! 0 D. ! | ! ! 5. Which one of the options below is the mathematical way to represent the Natural Numbers? A. ! | ! !, ! 0 B. ! | ! !, ! 0 C. ! | ! !, ! 0 D. ! | ! ! READY, SET, GO! Name Period Date x 3 x 3 x 3 x 3 +80 +80 +80 +80

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SECONDARY MATH I // MODULE 2

LINEAR & EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS

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READY Topic:''Comparing'arithmetic'and'geometric'sequences.'The$first$and$fifth$terms$of$a$sequence$are$given.$Fill$in$the$missing$numbers$if$it$is$an$arithmetic$sequence.$Then$fill$in$the$numbers$if$it$is$a$geometric$sequence.$$

Example:$'Arithmetic' 4' 84' 164' 244' 324'Geometric' 4' 12' 36' 108' 324'''1.''Arithmetic' 3' ' ' ' 48'Geometric' 3' ' ' ' 48''2.'Arithmetic' B6250' ' ' ' B10'

Geometric' B6250' ' ' ' B10''3.'Arithmetic' B12' ' ' ' B0.75'

Geometric' B12' ' ' ' B0.75''

SET Topic:''Distinguishing'specifics'between'sequences'and'linear'or'exponential'functions.'Answer$the$questions$below$with$respect$to$the$relationship$between$sequences$and$the$larger$families$of$functions.'''4.'If'a'relationship'is'modeled'with'a'continuous'function'which'of'the'domain'choices'is'a'possibility?' A.'' !!|!! ∈ !, ! ≥ 0 ' ' B.' !!|!! ∈ ! '''''''''''''''C.' !!|!! ∈ !, ! ≥ 0 ''''''D.' !!|!! ∈ ! ''5.'Which'one'of'the'options'below'is'the'mathematical'way'to'represent'the'Natural'Numbers?'' A.'' !!|!! ∈ !, ! ≥ 0 ' ' B.' !!|!! ∈ !, ! ≥ 0 '''''''''''''''C.' !!|!! ∈ !, ! ≥ 0 ''''''D.' !!|!! ∈ ! ''

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6.''Only'one'of'the'choices'below'would'be'used'for'a'continuous'exponential'model,'which'one'is'it?'' A.''! ! = ! ! − 1 ∙ 4, ! 1 = 3' ' B.'! ! = 4!(5)''''''''''''''''' '' C.'ℎ ! = 3! − 5''''''' ' ' ' D.'! ! = ! ! − 1 − 5, ! 1 = 32''7.''Only'one'of'the'choices'below'would'be'used'for'a'continuous'linear'model,'which'one'is'it?'' A.''! ! = ! ! − 1 ∙ 4, ! 1 = 3' ' B.'! ! = 4!(5)''''''''''''''''' '' C.'ℎ ! = 3! − 5''''''' ' ' ' D.'! ! = ! ! − 1 − 5, ! 1 = 32''8.''What'domain'choice'would'be'most'appropriate'for'an'arithmetic'or'geometric'sequence?'' A.'' !!|!! ∈ !, ! ≥ 0 ' ' B.' !!|!! ∈ !, ! ≥ 0 '''''''''''''''C.' !!|!! ∈ !, ! ≥ 0 ''''''D.' !!|!! ∈ ! ''9.''What'attributes'will'arithmetic'or'geometric'sequences'always'have?''' (There'could'be'more'than'one'correct'choice.'Circle'all'that'apply.)''' A.''Continuous' ' B.'Discrete'' C.'Domain:' !!|!! ∈ ! ''' D.'Domain:' !!|!! ∈ ! ''' E.''Negative'xBvalues'' ' F.'Something'constant' ' G.'Recursive'Rule'''10.''What'type'of'sequence'fits'with'linear'mathematical'models?''' What'is'the'difference'between'this'sequence'type'and'the'overarching'umbrella'of'linear'' relationships?'(Use'words'like'discrete,'continuous,'domain'and'so'forth'in'your'response.)''''''''11.''What'type'of'sequence'fits'with'exponential'mathematical'models?''' What'is'the'difference'between'this'sequence'type'and'the'overarching'umbrella'of'exponential'' relationships?'(Use'words'like'discrete,'continuous,'domain'and'so'forth'in'your'response.)'''''''''

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